<b>The irony in Canadian literature: a rhetorical and structural strategy displaying differences and dissonance</b> - doi: 10.4025/actascilangcult.v34i1.6893
Abstract
In this article, the result of study about Canadian literature, I observe the use of the irony as a rhetorical and structural strategic. From the bibliographical research, I look for clarification on the characteristic of Canadian irony, its form and its specific focus with support from critical theory, postmodern and post-colonial.
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